The Drammeh Institute Inc

“Expenses office 4,703 travel 180 insurance 878 non-investment depreciation 2,264 total 8,025”

“13,350 18,350 less accumulated depreciation 6,337 8,601 total 7,013 9,749”

“To collct, present and preserve social histories as a means to safeguard marginalized black societies int the field of art, human history and human rights. The institute maintains a moving image archive that provides public access to complelling stories and perspectives of cultures for the benefit of civil society engagement, global cultural literacy and social change. Activities include free and fee-based workshops, forums and exhibitions. Free language intensive after-school media workshops 7 weeks. The art of mathematical storytelling through personal projects. Lecture series: human rights in regions of conflict. Un commission on the status of women: international expert panel discussion. Griot's gate public history and culture program with invited guests. To collect and preserve social histories of the black experience through the moving image that celebrate, as well as, bring attention to social trends for the benefit of global cultural literacy through; exhibitions, forums, and the offering of free and fee-based workshops to under-served communities as tools for social change. Programs: cultural awareness day music of and entertainment for african immigrant communities by african artists. Photographic exhibition of wahington posts journalists' mission in region affected by the ebola crisis.”

“To collect, present and preserve social histories as a means to safeguard marginalized black societies in the fileds of art, humanhistory and human rights. The institure maintains a moving image archive that provides public access to complelling stories and perspectives of cultures for the benefit of civil society engagement global cultural literacy, and social change. Activities include free and fee based workshops, forums and exhitions. To collect, present and preserve social histories as a means to safeguard marginalized black socities in the fields of art, human history an d human rights. The institute maintains a moving image archive that provides public access to compelling stories and perspectives of cultures for the benefit of civil society engagement, global cultural literacy, forums and exhibitions.”

“Free language intensive after-school media workshops 7 weeks. The art of digital storytelling through personal projects lecture series: human rights archives in regions recovering conflict. Un commission on the status of women: internantional expert panel discussion. Photographic exhibition on missing black women and girls. Griots's gate film screenings of new works.”